The GOI, which has earned a revenue of 2.03 lakh crore rupees from the Coal India Limited or the Coal industry has today opened a door for liberalisation and reforms which could further boost up the revenue which was around US$25.9 billion on exports.
1. There are ideas of inducing executive bodies into the segment be it EGoS or development cells to the ministeries so that there could be fast track and non resistive investements in the Indian economy resulting to increase in revenue and in turn welfare policies.
2. The import substitution has been focused by the GOI by which we can become self reliant on the production of coal with securitization over quality, end use ownership bids to be scrutinised so that small companied/traders can sell the coal in open market....
and this helps in creating a competative atmosphere to the coal industry within the country, hence safeguarding the coustomer end use.
3. There is a word of immediate allotment of 50 fresh blocks of coal mines into the hand of investors with no such harsh conditions so that we can discover and make out as much material as possible.
4. Private sector participation will be increased so that there can be a redo on the partially used blocks of coals alongwith coal gasification and liquification will he incentivised so that we can move towards more of a "Gas based economy".
5. CBM (Coal based Methane) extraction to be auctioned in an open market from CIL, Ease of doing buisness to be brought in such a way that there can be an estimated increase of 40% in the production.
6. 50,000 crore of support for the infrastructure development to be made into the sector, Refund Initiatives would be taken through rebate in revenue share.
This has been the most advanced and long seen reforms made which can be benifitial to both the supply chain and the chain termination points.
The coal industry gives us a good scope of employment and revenue generation with private firms involved increasing competition.
'Wars', a term which is seen in a bad light in the contemporary world, but are inevitable in any light.
Human race since their advent have been under a war, be it of ideologue, territory, or religious supremacy over the other. Living in South-Asia, we know this at the best.
The ancient and medieval history uses the word 'battle' more often. This was due to non-tactical warheads and tech over a long period of time, unlike in the modern times where such phenomenon have reached to fourth generation. Nations like China are into the fifth, allegedly.
As an Indian born around the end of millennial, we remember years like 1947, 1962, 1975, and most importantly 1999 when we hear the world war.
These years have seen India going in war with its neighbors namely Pakistan (thrice) and China (once), broadly.
India after 2014 has suddenly been a renaissance to a community labelled as majority, although the term should be indigenous if the agenda has to be fulfilled at the maximum. However, the debate of majority and minority has come forward not recently.
Indians have been fooled by not even firing a shot, and just by the normal put the knife on throat tactics by the Colonizers for almost 4 centuries.
No one amongst us was behind in fueling the burn that started in house of Commons and slowly burnt down the ethos of the holy-land.
However, this rant would never end, but equally sad is the situation of the India which compares its own Ancient Wisdom to Medieval Glory in the backdrop of Modern mindset.
It is often said, History does not work on the terms of what ifs' and what if nots', but the same history is regarded as a teacher, and a critical evaluation of where you lead to is based fairly on where you come from.
Indian subcontinent has been regarded as one of the most early civilizations dating back to the bronze age co-existing with Egyptian, Mesopotamian, and Chinese civilizations.
The stark contrast to those contemporary times was the advancement of the way people lived here.
Fast forwarding to many millennials, there came a theory which regards the invasion of Aryans from the steppes who rushed over the holy-land and pushed away the indigenous people towards the south, later regarded them as 'Dravidians'.
Hold Back !! if you were politically active even in starting of 2014, you’ll agree that the allegations over MODI have not changed to what they were back then.
They are still the same and hitherto does not shamble his image (over which BJP surfs their boat).
SIMPLE.
Opposition should hit where it hurts the most, cry over Pegasus, but the common man has this belief that MODI will never sell the nation (while BJP in 2014 successfully tarnished the image of UPA for doing so) for his own self.
The political consolidation in India has taken an ugly turn because of this very purpose.
Indians (common voter) are suo-moto in belief that whatever may come ahead, the BRAND MODI is dedicated to the nation and has no other ambitions.
I live in a country where saying anything against religion in bad deeds is a crime but casteism in the same is an act of being progressive.
I'm an Indian for whom being Indian is the religion itself, being Hindu (since I am one) comes second. (1/n)
Lower caste and Upper caste was taught to me by system and the way it works, have been shared the same food with all my friends be it muslim, Christian, Sikh and the ones from lower varnas (we don't even consider that), this is my nations biggest strength. (2/n)
Now who is the real defaulters ?
We the people of this country who are crocked in the shackles of dirty politics and being in support of what we don't introspect. (3/n)